Carolina overcomes challenges, shows their fight at Vandy
The Gamecocks have been challenged by the weather, their schedule, and even Vanderbilt’s head coach entering their first road game of the season Saturday.
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Going Greek! Greek Festival in Columbia
COLUMBIA, SC (WOLO)–Everything is going Greek this weekend in Columbia. The annual Greek Festival is underway in downtown Columbia. You can taste the famous Greek food and listen to traditional Greek music. On the menu… greek salad, gyros, and baklava. The festival runs Saturday 10am-10pm and Sunday 12pm-8pm. It’s located off Sumter Street. Columbia’s Greek Festival 1931 Sumter Street Columbia,…
Gamecock Basketball Schedule and TV times announced
COLUMBIA, S.C. – Game times and broadcast details have been finalized for the upcoming 2018-19 season of South Carolina men’s basketball, as the SEC released its full conference schedule details on Wednesday. Additionally, Carolina has released game times and network details for its non-conference contests. Details for the Oct. 26 exhibition matchup against Augusta University will be released soon. All of the games included…
SC Department of Revenue Offers Tax Relief for Victims of Hurricane Florence
COLUMBIA, SC (WOLO)– The South Carolina Department of Revenue says it will offers tax relief for victims of Hurricane Florence. According to the Revenue Deparment, they recognize that Hurricane Florence may have affected the ability of certain taxpayers to meet South Carolina’s tax filing deadlines. The SCDOR says it will work with taxpayers on a case-by-case basis to waive…
Groups in Midlands banding together for Florence Relief
COLUMBIA, SC (WOLO)–Unfortunately, the Midlands has seen its’ share of flooding. Now, many local groups are taking action and helping out flood victims any way they can. ABC Columbia’s Angela Rogers takes a look at some of the groups heading up flood recovery. Categories: Local News, News, State Tags: Florence, Harvest Hope, Serve and Connect
Looking to help flood victims? Want to volunteer? Here are some tips from SC officials
COLUMBIA, SC (WOLO)– If you would like to help the victims of Hurricane Florence and those who are dealing with flood efforts, state officials do have some tips for you. First, according to State officials, they recommend you consider volunteering with an organization active in disasters. SC EMD says, to find local volunteer opportunities, contact any of the South Carolina Voluntary…
Holiday Ice to open at Columbiana Centre
The City of Columbia announced that its outdoor ice skating rink will be moving to the Columbiana Centre in the Harbison area.
Gun fired at ceiling during armed robbery of Exxon gas station
Four suspects are wanted for an armed robbery at an Exxon on Blythewood road on Thursday.
Child cancer patients surprised with life-like Aflac Duck toy
Patients at Palmetto Health Children’s Hospital were given a “My-Special-Aflac-Duck” on Friday morning.
Rate cuts for SCE&G customers will continue for now after court denies utility’s motion
COLUMBIA, SC (WOLO) – Lower rates for SCE&G customers will stick around for the time being. The Fourth Circuit Court of Appeals denied SCE&G’s motion to stop the legislature mandated rate decrease while the legal battle surrounding it continues. State lawmakers voted to force the utility to lower its rates in the wake of the VC Summer debacle. Categories: Local…
